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La Crosse
Tuesday, March 18th, 2025
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Good morning, La Crosse. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 18th of March.
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Kindergarteners at North Woods International School shared their playground concerns in a class project and sent letters to local leaders. Their work helped fix a broken spiderweb and will bring a new shed—supported by a student's grandparent—to improve the playground. News8000
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The City of La Crosse begins in-person absentee voting today for the April 1 Spring Election at four locations—voters must be registered to cast ballots, and mail-in ballots were mailed on March 11 for those with a request on file while the deadline to request a mail ballot is March 27. WIZM
- ➤ Sen. Tammy Baldwin led a roundtable discussion in La Crosse on Monday with parents who worry about proposed cuts to Medicaid and other service programs—she criticized Elon Musk for calling Social Security a Ponzi scheme. She said people pay into Medicare and Social Security for their future care and her tour will continue to Eau Claire, Madison, and Racine later this week. WIZM
- ➤ Early voting begins today in Wisconsin for an April 1 election that will choose a state education leader and decide whether to add the photo ID rule to the state constitution. Union backed incumbent Jill Underly faces GOP endorsed candidate Brittany Kinser — if voters pass the measure the rule will be set in the state constitution and become harder to change. News8000
- ➤ Aron Newberry, the candidate for District 9 city council, talked about his experience and campaign issues — including a potential city administrator role, housing matters and his past votes on the REACH Center — during his appearance on La Crosse Talk on March 17. He is running against incumbent Chris Woodard in the upcoming election. WIZM
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The La Crosse County Health Department urged parents to have their children tested for lead poisoning after 14 cases were confirmed in 2024 and many young kids remain untested. Officials said early tests (at ages 1 and 2 or between 3 and 5 if needed) can help reduce long-term health problems linked to lead exposure. News8000
- ➤ Today, local health experts on News 8 Now discussed how colonoscopies can help find colorectal cancer early as the illness now affects younger people. They noted that 52,967 people died in 2022 and that signs include changes in bowel habits and blood in stool — urging residents to stay alert. News8000
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Bored Teachers Comedy Tour in Onalaska
The Bored Teachers Comedy Tour brings relatable humor for anyone involved in education, showcasing a lineup that has successfully entertained over 200,000 attendees since its inception in 2022.
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The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
7:30-9 p.m. | Viterbo University Fine Arts Center | Ticket prices vary | Experience the lively and charming sounds of the original ukulele orchestra that has entertained audiences since 1985.
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No Man's Land Film Festival in La Crosse, WI
The No Man’s Land Film Festival celebrates the voices of diverse individuals in the outdoor industry at the historic Rivoli Theater.
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Jason Gray concert to benefit Adult & Teen Challenge of Western Wisconsin
Contemporary Christian artist Jason Gray will be performing at First Free church in Onalaska to benefit women struggling with substance use disorder. The concert will also include opening act Sound of the North as well as powerful testimonies of freedom from addiction.
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Adventurous Scavenger Hunt in La Crosse
1-10 p.m. — 520 E Veterans Memorial Dr, La Crosse, WI — Ticket purchase required — Embark on a self-guided scavenger hunt exploring the hidden gems and rich history of La Crosse with friends and family.
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Pizza, a movie and a message: FSPA hosts free Earth Day event
In recognition of Earth Day, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration are hosting a free pizza and movie night on April 10 at the Rivoli Theatre. The evening begins at 5 p.m. with complimentary pizza, followed by a special screening of "The Letter: A Message for Our Earth" at 5:30 p.m. Registration required.
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Author Talk with Nickolas Butler
6:30-7:30 p.m. — Pearl Street Books — Free event — Dive into a compelling discussion about love, redemption, and the passage of time with author Nickolas Butler.
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Safe Families 4th Annual Spring Soiree
5-8 p.m. — Celebrations on the River — Entertainment included — Enjoy an evening of fabulous food, fantastic music, and support a worthy cause to keep families together.
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Pizza, a movie and a message: FSPA hosts free Earth Day event
In recognition of Earth Day, the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration are hosting a free pizza and movie night on April 10 at the Rivoli Theatre. The evening begins at 5 p.m. with complimentary pizza, followed by a special screening of "The Letter: A Message for Our Earth" at 5:30 p.m.
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